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From: seb@mtgzz.UUCP (s.e.badian)
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Subject: Re: A Question for the Women(Color Analysis)
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Date: Fri, 19-Jul-85 16:31:38 EDT
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	I wouldn't take the class because my mom already took it
and can tell me everything I need to know! But if I did take the
class and there were some men there I wouldn't think it too
strange. There are too many men out there who dress like they
get their clothes from the salvation army. Some of them really
have no sense of color. Color analysis would be a good course
for them. Also, a lot of men are scared of pastel shades and colors
that are traditionally "female" (like pink, purple, lavendar) but
contrary to popular belief a lot of men look nice in those colors.
If they take a course in color analysis maybe they'll go out and
try the new colors out. I think any guy who takes a course in
color analysis would be showing more concern for his appearance. 
I don't see any reason why only women have to dress up like peacocks.
(Hey, it's the male peacock with all the pretty feathers!)

Sharon Badian
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